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A small Iidabashi brunch meetup where functional programmers share projects through lightning talks and live demos.
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Online walkthrough of Japan's Startup Visa: how it works, who qualifies, and what incorporation in Tokyo looks like after arrival.
A casual Shibuya networking meetup for people at the intersection of technology and business, with open-floor pitch time and a small entry fee.
A briefing on December's Tokyo Tech Week 2026, plus how Boston, NY and Atlanta run their own tech weeks.
An online Ruby and Rails study meetup on Google Meet, starting at 21:00, where attendees bring topics and development questions to talk through.
Three talks on protein and molecule embeddings, genome-scale language models, and agentic AI for the wet lab, followed by networking.
Open house at the Nogizaka hackerspace every Tuesday, 19:30 to 22:00: drop in, meet the members, and look around the workshop.
An early-morning brunch meetup in Iidabashi on open source projects, tools, licensing and communities, in a deliberately small group.
A 30-minute online lunchtime study group every Wednesday, reading The UX Collective articles through NotebookLM summaries.
Weekly drop-in startup mixer at the Shibuya Bridge office: no registration, snacks provided.
Six physical AI startups from universities and research institutes pitch, then meet corporates and VCs one-on-one. Free, in Marunouchi.
A study group on local LLMs for coding, held in person on a weekday evening at an office in Kioicho, Tokyo.
A Japanese-language open house night at a hackerspace in Akasaka, Tokyo, where visitors can tour the tools and meet the regulars.
RIKEN AIP online talk: Qingcheng Zeng (Northwestern) on building embedding systems that stay reliable for real-world search and discovery.
Weekly bilingual innovation gathering at CIC Tokyo, with sessions and open networking for Tokyo's startup ecosystem, in person and online.
Casual in-person networking meetup for Tokyo's product management community, over food and drinks in Shibuya.
A Robotics x Tokyo panel at CIC Tokyo where FRC, FTC, ROBOCON and VEX veterans discuss robot competitions, followed by networking.
A talk session and networking evening on career education, and how schools, companies, and local communities can build it together.
An early-morning brunch discussion in Iidabashi on vibe coding: writing specs, voice input, and comparing AI development tools.
Three talks on edge AI: local LLM inference economics, agentic memory for long-running agents, and embedded vector search for offline autonomy.
Monthly Tokyo 2600 meeting: open hacking and security talk over drinks at a reserved Kabukicho bar, the only active 2600 chapter in Japan.
Morning brunch meetup in Iidabashi where engineers show off their dotfiles, CLI tools, desktop apps and browser extensions.
A free 9:00 to 11:00 meetup in Daikanyama where people bring a laptop and talk about the code, cloud, blockchain, or AI work they are building.
Tokyo Hackerspace exhibits at Maker Faire Tokyo 2026 at Ariake GYM-EX; drop by the booth between 9:00 and 17:00.
Tokyo Hackerspace exhibits at Maker Faire Tokyo 2026 at Ariake GYM-EX: drop by the booth to see member projects and meet the space.
A casual evening meetup for digital nomads, remote workers, and expats at a Nihonbashi food hall. No entrance fee, English-speaking crowd.